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| Product | Candid B Cream |
|---|---|
| Categories | Fungal Skin Infection |
| Availability | Confirmed on enquiry |
Product listing is not a recommendation to use this medicine. Prescription and destination requirements apply where relevant.
Product categories: Fungal Skin Infection
Confirm the label: Candid B commonly combines clotrimazole with beclometasone, but exact concentration and product presentation must be checked.
No. Candid B includes a corticosteroid, which changes its risks and clinical suitability.
Yes. Steroids can mask symptoms and contribute to difficult-to-recognize tinea if used inappropriately.
These areas are particularly vulnerable to topical steroid adverse effects; use only on explicit clinical advice.
No. Continued topical corticosteroid exposure can cause skin thinning and other harms.
Product information updated: 10 October 2026. Educational information based on the references below; not an individual prescription.
Candid B is an antifungal-and-steroid combination cream. Singapore’s official product record lists clotrimazole 1% with beclomethasone dipropionate 0.025%; confirm that composition on the actual pack supplied.
Important: The steroid component means this is not interchangeable with plain Candid or clotrimazole cream. Avoid unsupervised, repeated use for an itchy rash.
Clotrimazole acts against susceptible fungi, while beclomethasone reduces inflammation. Whether a combination is justified depends on diagnosis, severity and the proposed treatment duration.
A rash that becomes less itchy can still need follow-up. Steroids may mask fungal infection and inappropriate treatment can allow it to spread.
| Reference formulation | Clotrimazole 1% + beclomethasone dipropionate 0.025% |
|---|---|
| Form | Skin cream |
| Before use | Confirm exact pack ingredients and prescribed duration |
The Cureiva product title does not specify strengths. The reference composition is provided for identification, not as a substitute for checking your tube. Do not confuse cream, powder and other products sold under similar brand names.
Use only as directed for the diagnosed condition. Facial use, skin folds, children and treatment over large areas need explicit professional advice. Avoid eyes and do not use under tight dressings unless prescribed.
Burning or local irritation can occur. Prolonged steroid exposure may thin skin, and a worsening or expanding rash needs review. Seek urgent help for severe swelling or breathing difficulty.
Tell the clinician about pregnancy, breastfeeding, current skin infections and other medicated creams. Ask whether and when to switch to an antifungal without a steroid, rather than choosing a new course yourself.
Yes, the referenced formulation includes beclomethasone dipropionate.
No. Products with similar names can contain different ingredients; check the full composition.
It is not a routine treatment for either. Unnecessary steroid use can cause skin problems.
Do not extend or repeat treatment without review. A recurring rash needs the diagnosis and treatment plan checked.
Send the full prescribed composition and a pack photograph if available. Confirm the manufacturer and leaflet before supply.
For acne-related concerns, our tretinoin versus adapalene acne guide explains why acne treatment differs from antifungal-steroid treatment.
Browse the skincare catalogue for other product information. These links provide context; they are not instructions to combine or substitute medicines.
For Candid B Cream, share the requested quantity and destination. Ask Cureiva Healthcare to confirm the manufacturer, current pack, expiry, availability and applicable prescription and import requirements before supply. The listing does not establish local approval or suitability for an individual.
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Reference labels describe their own products and markets. They do not establish identical excipients, local approval or authorised uses for every brand. Check the supplied leaflet with a qualified healthcare professional.